OTDS username and password are required.

Marwan El-khoueiry

Hi All,

Using an in-house developed webservice, I was able to retrieve the token, but when I try to execute the line in red below, I get this error:

OTDS username and password are required.

Here is the Service Setting Reference:

//Custom WS - OpenTextUpdateAttr

http://<servername>:8081/Update/services/UpdateAttr?wsdl

//OpenTextRCSAuthSrv

http://<servername>:8080/ot-authws/services/Authentication?wsdl

Here is a snippet of the code for the purpose of simplicity I put all the calls in one function:

                OpenTextRCSAuthSrv.AuthenticationClient fRCSAuthService;

                OpenTextUpdateAttr.UpdateAttrClient fUpdateService;
                OpenTextUpdateAttr.OTAuthentication fUpdateAuthentication;
                OpenTextRCSAuthSrv.OTAuthentication otAuthRCS = new OpenTextRCSAuthSrv.OTAuthentication();

                fRCSAuthService = new OpenTextRCSAuthSrv.AuthenticationClient();
                fUpdateService = new OpenTextUpdateAttr.UpdateAttrClient();

                token = fRCSAuthService.Authenticate(ref otAuthRCS, "Admin", "livelink");

                // Set up the authentication token in the SOAP Header for the WS
                fUpdateAuthentication = new OpenTextUpdateAttr.OTAuthentication();
                fUpdateAuthentication.AuthenticationToken = token;

                int iUpdateID = 3580314; // Doc ID

                fUpdateService.UpdateName(ref fUpdateAuthentication, iUpdateID, "My doc");

                fUpdateAuthentication.AuthenticationToken = token;

Also, I have had to deploy this custom webservice onto a different instance of tomcat, as when I tried to deploy it to the main one, it failed to start.  Does anyone know if it necessary for all services to run on the same tomcat?
 

Camilo Lucano

Hi!

 

im having the same problem, could yo fix it?

 

if you can help me it  would be great!

 

thanks